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that phrase that's good now it's time to get out of afghanistan and it's it's it's it's time so use are you saying you support the drugs no i'm not saying that at all i'm going to say i'm just saying and that let's not pretend that you can have a clean war war is not we have done and i think any of this is it has to sanitize it and that is and that's one of the reasons why they ought to let bradley manning out of prison out of the marine brig because we need to know what's being done in our name and and we've been separated from the horrors of the war in iraq and afghanistan during vietnam it came into your living room every day at six thirty and you know it hasn't it hasn't been a rag and we get to see cartoon characters mark your thoughts on this war is messy and that's why it needs to be so clearly defined nothing is more important constitutionally when the president commander in chief goes to war in the name of the people that the people's most representative branches of government are spoken and this is it's a travesty that we do it at all we're not at war this internet we're a
that phrase that's good now it's time to get out of afghanistan and it's it's it's it's time so use are you saying you support the drugs no i'm not saying that at all i'm going to say i'm just saying and that let's not pretend that you can have a clean war war is not we have done and i think any of this is it has to sanitize it and that is and that's one of the reasons why they ought to let bradley manning out of prison out of the marine brig because we need to know what's being done in our...
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who used to always joke that the worst thing that happened in washington d.c. was air conditioning because congress was only in town for a couple months and then in the summer they'd have to leave instead of sitting around dreaming up new ways to to pass laws to make different things illegal i mean except back in the one nine hundred twenty s. before air conditioned. the original anti-drug laws but a real romance saying is that you know for every problem. our legislature seems to think that there has to be a legal a law solution and sometimes our problems are we always i seem to do just fine as a country for over one hundred years when everything from marijuana to heroin were legal and available over the counter i just don't understand why you know portugal has done this stuff we decriminalized all drugs all drugs and basically what they've done is they've broken the back of organized crime they're cutting each i.v. infection rates they're dramatically cutting their drug addiction rates actually because people people kids can see so you don't we're going to rea
who used to always joke that the worst thing that happened in washington d.c. was air conditioning because congress was only in town for a couple months and then in the summer they'd have to leave instead of sitting around dreaming up new ways to to pass laws to make different things illegal i mean except back in the one nine hundred twenty s. before air conditioned. the original anti-drug laws but a real romance saying is that you know for every problem. our legislature seems to think that...
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it allows us to use technology. that is incredibly powerful. that's overall what you want to have happen, to be able to whittle away the technology so that all the complication lies underneath. there is that thin layer that you interact with. one of the reasons why voice recognition has taken off to the degree that is has and why siri is something that is so interesting for people. you can just say what you are thinking and transcribe an e- mail or a text or a search. now there is this whole set of technology and supercomputers that with your voice, you canyou can have it do what you want them to do. >> is that to say that a level of curation, something akin to a wall garden, may be necessary? >> i think there is a clear tension there. i do think that the application systems that exist in i.o.s. and in apple is very curated, but absolutely beautiful. i do not think it is such a bad thing because it has raised users' expectations for design. people used to not think about design or appreciate it that much. when you see something that is beautifu
it allows us to use technology. that is incredibly powerful. that's overall what you want to have happen, to be able to whittle away the technology so that all the complication lies underneath. there is that thin layer that you interact with. one of the reasons why voice recognition has taken off to the degree that is has and why siri is something that is so interesting for people. you can just say what you are thinking and transcribe an e- mail or a text or a search. now there is this whole...
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and the american public in congress beginning to understand this nation's full use of drones is the drone program in for a major change now the secret's out also after coming under enormous pressure from religious groups the boy scouts of america have decided to delay their vote on allowing gays to be members of the organization and scouts even have the right to openly discriminate and later in the show we'll have a your take my take a live segment your chance to call in and ask a question or make a comment live on the air. you need to know this given the choice between supporting the president or supporting the nation's constitution the constitution comes first in fact the president's oath of office requires him to put a first two it's interesting to watch how the democratic party and supporters of president obama have been split apart by the release of his policies and legal rationales for killing american citizens among others drones without the due process protections of the right to a trial by jury of your peers guaranteed in the constitution on one side and those who argue that we'r
and the american public in congress beginning to understand this nation's full use of drones is the drone program in for a major change now the secret's out also after coming under enormous pressure from religious groups the boy scouts of america have decided to delay their vote on allowing gays to be members of the organization and scouts even have the right to openly discriminate and later in the show we'll have a your take my take a live segment your chance to call in and ask a question or...
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i mean more in touch with our body help us to deal with the culture of the teachers us to objectify and pay more attention to those through education what's on the outside rather than what's on the inside to test this theory study authors as fifty females page nineteen to twenty six to sit quietly and count their heartbeats for three separate periods of twenty five thirty five and forty five seconds as the participants then answer the question air to assess what part of their body they value the most strength health or attractiveness the woman who could more accurately count their heartbeats or more likely to choose health or strength suggesting they were able to look at their bodies from the inside out and not worry about being objectified being defined by their appearance by themselves or by society but research still needs to be done to determine just how far reaching these findings could be it's safe to say that we should all use them help us deal with the pressures of everyday life as studies have shown that listening to your heartbeat can help you sense when you're becoming nervou
i mean more in touch with our body help us to deal with the culture of the teachers us to objectify and pay more attention to those through education what's on the outside rather than what's on the inside to test this theory study authors as fifty females page nineteen to twenty six to sit quietly and count their heartbeats for three separate periods of twenty five thirty five and forty five seconds as the participants then answer the question air to assess what part of their body they value...
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and and what can i do were look us tim there you know. there really should be in there probably is an organization working for the restoration of x. felons rights we give lip service to this new united states oh yeah they pay their their debt to society of somebodies pay their debt to society i mean you you you were convicted you served your time now you're out you've paid your debt to society then come on back we should be welcoming people back to our society republicans have been working really really hard for a long time to make sure the felons have in particular not the right to vote one of the reasons is because so many african-americans have been convicted mostly of petty or drug crimes but tribes in the lost cause them not to be allowed to vote as part of their voter suppression efforts and so you coming up against that but if there are organizations out there that are working on this issue you know drop by our website at tom hartman dot com on our to our daily topic blog and read it every day though the one that's on the home page
and and what can i do were look us tim there you know. there really should be in there probably is an organization working for the restoration of x. felons rights we give lip service to this new united states oh yeah they pay their their debt to society of somebodies pay their debt to society i mean you you you were convicted you served your time now you're out you've paid your debt to society then come on back we should be welcoming people back to our society republicans have been working...
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>> dave: because you used the privacy patch. >> yeah, you're right. you're right. >> dave: now how many-- forgive me, this has nothing to do with you. the topic here is-- >> it has nothing to do with me! >> dave: the topic here is privacy patches. ( laughter ) for a woman, how many are there? ( laughter ) one? >> oh, god, let's move on! kuld we, please? >> dave: one more question, and then we're condition. >> yeah, yeah right. >> dave: then we're gone. >> okay. >> dave: i know you play a lot of golf. we'll talk about that. ( laughter ) is it-- >> always wearing a privacy patch. yes, one, one, for god's sake, one! >> dave: is it-- is it more uncomfortable to remove than to apply? ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> i don't-- i don't remember. >> dave: i'm done. no more questions, your honor. well, anyway, it's a courageous thing to have done, and i'm so happy that it turned out well. and, by god, look, you're going to the big dance again. >> i'm going to the big dance. i'm veny excited. thank you very much. thank you. ( applause ). >> dave: when you-- when yo
>> dave: because you used the privacy patch. >> yeah, you're right. you're right. >> dave: now how many-- forgive me, this has nothing to do with you. the topic here is-- >> it has nothing to do with me! >> dave: the topic here is privacy patches. ( laughter ) for a woman, how many are there? ( laughter ) one? >> oh, god, let's move on! kuld we, please? >> dave: one more question, and then we're condition. >> yeah, yeah right. >> dave: then...
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i've been using crest pro-health for a week. my dentist said it was gonna help transform my mouth. [ male announcer ] go pro. for a clean that's up to four times better, try these crest pro-health products together. [ sara ] i've been using crest pro-health. so far...it feels different. [ male announcer ] crest pro-health protects not just some, but all these areas dentists check most. my mouth feels healthier. it feels cleaner. i think my dentist is gonna see the difference. [ male announcer ] go pro with crest pro-health. i don't think i'll ever go back to another product. see. >>> today, the obama administration released its new and improved rules for contraception under the new affordable care act. yaah, new rules, the gist is this, everybody with health care insurance does get access to contraception. the catch is religious employers wouldn't have to contract, arrange or pay to anything in which they object to on religious grounds. so this is an attempt to have it a bit both ways on this issue. >> the president has been ver
i've been using crest pro-health for a week. my dentist said it was gonna help transform my mouth. [ male announcer ] go pro. for a clean that's up to four times better, try these crest pro-health products together. [ sara ] i've been using crest pro-health. so far...it feels different. [ male announcer ] crest pro-health protects not just some, but all these areas dentists check most. my mouth feels healthier. it feels cleaner. i think my dentist is gonna see the difference. [ male announcer ]...
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should use it out or play? next. his happy couple used capital one venture miles for their "destination wedding." double miles you can "actually" use. but with those single mile travel cards... [ bridesmaid ] blacked out... but i'm a bridesmaid. oh! "x" marks the spot she'll never sit. but i bought a dress! a toast... ...to the capital one venture card. fly any airline, any flight, anytime. double miles you can actually use. what a coincidence? what's in your wallet? [ all screaming ] watch the elbows ladies. gerri: i've got whiplashed. the stock market on a heck of a ride one point* shy of triple digits and encouraging economic news after they saw as the biggest one day decline yesterday. in joining me with the thoughts how to sit it out. this is nerve wracking i'm sure you hear this from your radio show. what you telling them what to do? >> get excited, it is the beginning of a major sustained bull market. we have been talking about this for years, here we are. don't miss out by being on the sidelines. gerri: i lov
should use it out or play? next. his happy couple used capital one venture miles for their "destination wedding." double miles you can "actually" use. but with those single mile travel cards... [ bridesmaid ] blacked out... but i'm a bridesmaid. oh! "x" marks the spot she'll never sit. but i bought a dress! a toast... ...to the capital one venture card. fly any airline, any flight, anytime. double miles you can actually use. what a coincidence? what's in your...
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and when that happens, a lot of folks forget that most of us used to be them. we forget that. [applause] unless you are one of the first americans, a native american, you came from somewhere else. somebody brought you. [applause] he is of mexican-american descent but people live with he lived for four engineers. he did not emigrate anywhere. the irish, the germans who fled persecution, the scandinavian is who arrived eagerly, a polish, the russian, the italian, the chinese, the japanese, the west indians, the huddled masses that came through to ellis island. [applause] all those folks, before they were us, they were them. when its new wave of immigrants arrived, they faced resistance from those already here. they faced hardship. they faced racism. they faced ridicule. over time, they went about their daily lives. they earned a living. they raised a family. they built a community. their children went to school year. they did their part to build the nation. they were the einstein's, the carnegies, and the millions of men and women whose names we do not remember but whose actions
and when that happens, a lot of folks forget that most of us used to be them. we forget that. [applause] unless you are one of the first americans, a native american, you came from somewhere else. somebody brought you. [applause] he is of mexican-american descent but people live with he lived for four engineers. he did not emigrate anywhere. the irish, the germans who fled persecution, the scandinavian is who arrived eagerly, a polish, the russian, the italian, the chinese, the japanese, the...
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this document, which you can get at the archive does not use the word freedom, does not use the word democracy. it does not talk about regime types. it doesn't talk about radical islam. as has been said access to persian gulf oil to national interests. hostages in iran destroyed ericsson david, that's reason enough to be wary of anything more. this context matters for understand why spread american what it should do more in response to iraq's invasion for hussein did not threaten us and mention it for the long-range of oil. moreover, the middle east is not an appealing place for those in american politics were short and long-term history. take james baker who had the spine of vice presidents for decades -- for years, but more importantly among the closest friends for decades. he was secretary of state and upon hearing the news contemplating that getting back to washington. i know you're aware of the fact that this has all the ingredients that is brought down three of the last five presidents, and hostage crisis, bodybag and a full-fledged economic recession caused a $40 oil, end quot
this document, which you can get at the archive does not use the word freedom, does not use the word democracy. it does not talk about regime types. it doesn't talk about radical islam. as has been said access to persian gulf oil to national interests. hostages in iran destroyed ericsson david, that's reason enough to be wary of anything more. this context matters for understand why spread american what it should do more in response to iraq's invasion for hussein did not threaten us and mention...
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they allow us to be the way that we use the technology -- use the technology. that is incredibly powerful. that is overall what you really want to have happen, to be able to whittle away the technology, such that all the complication lies in the use. it is like a nice perk. the single layer you interact with -- that is why voice recognition has taken off to the degree it has and why siri is so interesting, this notion that you can talk, you can see what you're thinking, transcribe an e-mail, transcribe a text or research. that is the way you navigate and have every day of your life. there is a whole set of technology in supercomputers that with your voice, you can do them -- you can do with them what you want to do. >> is something akin to a walled garden, to ration, is that not such a bad thing? >> the application system that exists in apple is very curated, but absolutely beautiful. the reason why i do not think that is a bad thing is because it has raised user's expectations for design. people did not used to think about design or appreciate it. the fact tha
they allow us to be the way that we use the technology -- use the technology. that is incredibly powerful. that is overall what you really want to have happen, to be able to whittle away the technology, such that all the complication lies in the use. it is like a nice perk. the single layer you interact with -- that is why voice recognition has taken off to the degree it has and why siri is so interesting, this notion that you can talk, you can see what you're thinking, transcribe an e-mail,...
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this document does not use the word freedom, does not use the word democracy it is said talked-about regime types or radical islam instead accidents -- access to persian gulf will and is vital to national security interest. period. and this context matters to do more with hussain did not threaten the destruction of oil for those in american politics with a long-term history. at this point* advised presidents for years the more closest friends and upon hearing this news contemplating give back to washington and told the president, pulled him into the office and close the door and said "i know you're aware of the fact this has all the ingredients that has brought down three of the last five presidents, hostage crisis, by the banks and a full-fledged economic recession caused by $40 oil quote. it was hardly embraced across the board at the same time the congressional opposition it was conducted at of the true sense of concern. the senate majority leader the risk of active american intervention was great they include the and known number of casualties of greatly disrupted oil supply wide
this document does not use the word freedom, does not use the word democracy it is said talked-about regime types or radical islam instead accidents -- access to persian gulf will and is vital to national security interest. period. and this context matters to do more with hussain did not threaten the destruction of oil for those in american politics with a long-term history. at this point* advised presidents for years the more closest friends and upon hearing this news contemplating give back...
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we need to help all of them and us to use this remarkable network in a positive way. now some may say not now. not while we have our budget. it's too expensive. believe me my friends, these challenges will not get easier with time. there is no pause button on the future. we cannot choose when we would like to stop and restart our global responsibility or simply wait until the calendar says it is more screents. -- convenient. it is not easy but responding the is the american thing to do. it is worth it. our investment in these programs help american companies compete abroad, which creates jobs here at home. it supports american citizens abroad, help them when they need it the most, which foster stable societies and save lives by fighting disease and hunger, which defend the universal rights of all people and advances freedom around the world, which brings people together and nations together and forge partnerships to forge problems that transcend the separation of oceans and borders on land. and it protects our planet to our chirne and their children. our investment in
we need to help all of them and us to use this remarkable network in a positive way. now some may say not now. not while we have our budget. it's too expensive. believe me my friends, these challenges will not get easier with time. there is no pause button on the future. we cannot choose when we would like to stop and restart our global responsibility or simply wait until the calendar says it is more screents. -- convenient. it is not easy but responding the is the american thing to do. it is...
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since we're often all on the move, ashley suggested we use fedex office to hold packages for us. great job. [ applause ] thank you. and on a protocol note, i'd like to talk to tim hill about his tendency to use all caps in emails. [ shouting ] oh i'm sorry guys. ah sometimes the caps lock gets stuck on my keyboard. hey do you wanna get a drink later? [ male announcer ] hold packages at any fedex office location. >>> this is going to be fun. back to "hardball." to the side show. when marco rubio made that awkward grab for his water bottle during the state of the union response tuesday night i thought okay, he's going to be foe ever known as the thirsty one. too early to know if the episode will stick with him years from now down the line, wouldn't be the first time, for example, plenty of other politicians became that guy, after incidents that might be called insignificant. you will know what i'm talking about as soon as you hear these games. michael dukakis. thinking of a photo op that tanked literally. they started off as an attempt to show that dukakis was strong on defense whe
since we're often all on the move, ashley suggested we use fedex office to hold packages for us. great job. [ applause ] thank you. and on a protocol note, i'd like to talk to tim hill about his tendency to use all caps in emails. [ shouting ] oh i'm sorry guys. ah sometimes the caps lock gets stuck on my keyboard. hey do you wanna get a drink later? [ male announcer ] hold packages at any fedex office location. >>> this is going to be fun. back to "hardball." to the side...
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use less. with the small but powerful picker upper, bounty select-a-size. >>> scott brown today released a statement saying he would not run in the special election this june to replace john kerry in the united states senate. but it was weird. he released that, and it didn't feel like news to me, somehow i felt like i had heard it before. where had i heard it before? oh, yeah, i remember. >> and, you heard it here first. which is to say you're hearing it right now. scott brown probably won't even run against ed markey. scott brown would be much happier running for governor when deval patrick leaves office next year, a race scott brown would have a much better chance of winning and a job he would love, i mean love, compared to the senate which according to my sources, he doesn't really like. with the spark cash card from capital one, sven gets great rewards for his small business! how does this thing work? oh, i like it! [ garth ] sven's small business earns 2% cash back on every purchase, every
use less. with the small but powerful picker upper, bounty select-a-size. >>> scott brown today released a statement saying he would not run in the special election this june to replace john kerry in the united states senate. but it was weird. he released that, and it didn't feel like news to me, somehow i felt like i had heard it before. where had i heard it before? oh, yeah, i remember. >> and, you heard it here first. which is to say you're hearing it right now. scott brown...
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thanks for joining us tonight. glad you're here. >> glad to be with you. >> what was the reaction in texas that the event that you attended that you reported on today when ted cruz made the allegation about the communist law professors wanting to overthrow the government? >> well, the thing you have to know about ted cruz is he is a terrific speaker. and he is a really powerful orator. and he had the audience up on their feet and cheering by the end of that speech. it ended with a quote from -- a letter from the alamo where he was quoting saying "victory or death", and "we are going to win." and they were all up and cheering. so i think, you know, it was a speech that was throwing red meat to his crowd, and they loved it, absolutely. >> is this one of those moments where it is sort of right-wing world and the rest of the world where it seems obviously mccarthyist and therefore problematic, just doesn't register that way in front of a more conservative audience, or does it register as something that joe mccarthy mig
thanks for joining us tonight. glad you're here. >> glad to be with you. >> what was the reaction in texas that the event that you attended that you reported on today when ted cruz made the allegation about the communist law professors wanting to overthrow the government? >> well, the thing you have to know about ted cruz is he is a terrific speaker. and he is a really powerful orator. and he had the audience up on their feet and cheering by the end of that speech. it ended...
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their argumented made no sense to us. such well-worn phrases as tax cuts pay for themselves, will we'll be welcomed as libattors, climb change is improving and government-run health care doesn't work, were repeated over and over again republican arguments seem as incomprehensible to democrats were as much misguided to them. the free market principles they took as given conflicted with the information we took every day from our constituents and the economists we consulted. news speed media preoccupation with lack of civility missed the point. i traveled withcongressional members to afghan and enjoyed they're company. we worked out together in the house gym. still more socializing with each other would not have breached khasm. congress is crippled from making bipartisan, strategic, public policy decisions. this is our greatest institutional weakness and defies simplistic cures. congress today is deeply divided because to each side, the opinions of the other make no sense. and, therefore, cannot be honestly held. interest gr
their argumented made no sense to us. such well-worn phrases as tax cuts pay for themselves, will we'll be welcomed as libattors, climb change is improving and government-run health care doesn't work, were repeated over and over again republican arguments seem as incomprehensible to democrats were as much misguided to them. the free market principles they took as given conflicted with the information we took every day from our constituents and the economists we consulted. news speed media...
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i used to have bad dreams, but not anymore. [ barks ] i used to be scared of the basement. but when badger's with me, it's not so bad. [ barking ] [ announcer ] we know how important your dog is to your whole family. so help keep him strong and healthy with purina dog chow. because you're not just a family. you're a dog family. try running four.ning a restaurant is hard, fortunately we've got ink. it gives us 5x the rewards on our internet, phone charges and cable, plus at office supply stores. rewards we put right back into our business. this is the only thing we've ever wanted to do and ink helps us do it. make your mark with ink from chase. i can't believe your mom let you take her car out.ck! this is awesome! whoooo! you're crazy. go faster! go faster! go faster! go faster! no! stop...stop... (mom) i raised my son to be careful... hi, sweetie. hi, mom. (mom) but just to be safe... i got a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. he doesn't look like a heart attack patient. i was teaching a martial arts class and it hit me. we get to the emergency roo
i used to have bad dreams, but not anymore. [ barks ] i used to be scared of the basement. but when badger's with me, it's not so bad. [ barking ] [ announcer ] we know how important your dog is to your whole family. so help keep him strong and healthy with purina dog chow. because you're not just a family. you're a dog family. try running four.ning a restaurant is hard, fortunately we've got ink. it gives us 5x the rewards on our internet, phone charges and cable, plus at office supply stores....
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they made us laugh. they made us weep and they made us grip our arm rests just a little tighter. and the oscar goes to -- "argo"! congratulations. >> what a way to end the night. but the right-wing went on the attack before the after parties even started. let's bring in joe madison. thank you for being here. >> karen, some people on the right-wing are losing their minds over this appearance. i mean what's they're problem? >> you know, i think it's because they're gjealous. she's got some moves and look at how good she looked in that dress! come on. in all seriousness, you know, every first lady and president, there have been things that they've done that have been first, right? and so this is a first to have a first lady announce a winner. but it's not the first time a first lady has appeared in -- in the oscars. laura bush d-- >> 1941, franklin roosevelt spoke to the audience by radio. in 1981, ronald reagan, president ronald reagan taped a greetings for the show. these are presidents themselves. and laura bush appeared on an oscar show segment answering the question what do the
they made us laugh. they made us weep and they made us grip our arm rests just a little tighter. and the oscar goes to -- "argo"! congratulations. >> what a way to end the night. but the right-wing went on the attack before the after parties even started. let's bring in joe madison. thank you for being here. >> karen, some people on the right-wing are losing their minds over this appearance. i mean what's they're problem? >> you know, i think it's because they're...
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you can always send us e-mail. "the chicago tribune" picked up the story, talking about a wide range of issues. gun violence is the main topic of the speech. the reporter says -- part of the speeches today look to congress and what they should do. here is what he had to say. gu[video clip] >> ivory -- i recognize not everybody has to agree with our issues. different from upstate and downstate illinois. these proposals deserve a vote in congress. they deserve a vote. [applause] and i want to thank those members of congress who are working together in a serious way to try to address this issue. host: playing off of that repeated phrase, that is the question we propose to you, whether you think they deserve a vote. whether you do or don't, you could call on the lines that represent you. we have put this on twitter as well. facebook 2. we had about 20 responses when we first started the program. here are a couple of them to get your sense of what is going on. christopher says they do deserve a vote. duane clem as this,
you can always send us e-mail. "the chicago tribune" picked up the story, talking about a wide range of issues. gun violence is the main topic of the speech. the reporter says -- part of the speeches today look to congress and what they should do. here is what he had to say. gu[video clip] >> ivory -- i recognize not everybody has to agree with our issues. different from upstate and downstate illinois. these proposals deserve a vote in congress. they deserve a vote. [applause]...
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this should be an issue that does not divide us but brings us together. i hope that is the case in 2013. i very much appreciate the consumer electronics association hosting this tremendous trade show. i have been able to wander the floor this morning looking at the latest ideas and examples and innovation. it strikes me this is the area of the economy that has the grid -- greatest potential of growing and has the most to offer as far as job creation and it is the part of the country -- the economy that is least likely to be regulated by what happens in washington, d.c.. it is clear to me the evidence is that with less government intervention, the likelihood of innovation and economic success only increases. that is a concept that i think needs to garner greater support across the country. i got interested in to this issue of entrepreneurship as a frustrated member of the senate. only a short time into my time in washington as a senator, it became clear we were accomplishing so little. one of the motivating factors for my interest in seeking office and con
this should be an issue that does not divide us but brings us together. i hope that is the case in 2013. i very much appreciate the consumer electronics association hosting this tremendous trade show. i have been able to wander the floor this morning looking at the latest ideas and examples and innovation. it strikes me this is the area of the economy that has the grid -- greatest potential of growing and has the most to offer as far as job creation and it is the part of the country -- the...
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either they wasted it or didn't use it efficiently. at some point you have to take personal responsibility for these states and lot localities, john. >> you're talking about the stimulus -- >> that's not true. >> it is true. he took away work, karen. people now don't have to work and they're getting more money. >>> hang on, stay with us. we're going to talk about a cut most americans support -- sal riggs, only this time for federal workers. all right? the news media also keeps says federal workers have been under a pay freeze, but that's not even close to the truth. we'll give you the real story in a few moments. >>> it maybe by the heist of the century. get this. $50 million of diamonds stolen from an airport in brussels. it had to be an inside job. we'll talk to the world's top diamond expert how somebody could eveng go about selling that much merchandise. as i said before, don't forget, free market capitalism, not stealing diamond and nots spending taxpayer money is the best past to prosperity. i'm kudlow. we'll be right back. all s
either they wasted it or didn't use it efficiently. at some point you have to take personal responsibility for these states and lot localities, john. >> you're talking about the stimulus -- >> that's not true. >> it is true. he took away work, karen. people now don't have to work and they're getting more money. >>> hang on, stay with us. we're going to talk about a cut most americans support -- sal riggs, only this time for federal workers. all right? the news media...
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what a blogger used to be called is a shoe leather reporter. they stuck to it, they're sticking by their story. from the staff standpoint and other senators who are asked about this, i would keep a distance. where there's smoke, there's usually fire. i dislike calling women of any age anonymous and faceless people because they are doing something that they feel they have to do in order to take care of themself. >> i understand that. >> they don't want to make disparaging comments. >> do you believe the daily caller would do this it was a conservative republican? y why not. >> yes, they would, there's no -- this isn't an issue about which party has more sexual dalliances, they're both guilt. it's the hypocrisy and in during a october 16 fundraiser, women for menendez, they put out an ad boasting how he defended women and girls globally. the right to be free from abuse, safe from trafficking and exploitation. how he's a hero to young girls. >> and he supposed legislation to human trafficking and you're trying to get him hung up on the daily calle
what a blogger used to be called is a shoe leather reporter. they stuck to it, they're sticking by their story. from the staff standpoint and other senators who are asked about this, i would keep a distance. where there's smoke, there's usually fire. i dislike calling women of any age anonymous and faceless people because they are doing something that they feel they have to do in order to take care of themself. >> i understand that. >> they don't want to make disparaging comments....
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if we were in some other court where you could use conspiracy conspiracy would be a useful mechanism. have you considered whether it using the military tribunals, a dichotomize choice, military tribunals, we better off building article i courts that would have been tailor-made to do this job, stands by article iii judges on t catch service and could build a system that could have done this. we are 12 years into the process and haven't made much progress. we have been to the supreme court three times but nothing like the actual prosecution of significant numbers of people seems to be happening. >> those are great questions. let me first address the conspiracy point. early on after the u.s. started taking prisoners and getting them from various means, directly capturing them or getting them turned over by allies or a bounty or what have you, the question arose about how to prosecute them and the lack of evidence against them force committing specific acts was a problem and it was discussed in the justice department to make membership in al qaeda or the taliban itself a crime. but that w
if we were in some other court where you could use conspiracy conspiracy would be a useful mechanism. have you considered whether it using the military tribunals, a dichotomize choice, military tribunals, we better off building article i courts that would have been tailor-made to do this job, stands by article iii judges on t catch service and could build a system that could have done this. we are 12 years into the process and haven't made much progress. we have been to the supreme court three...
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good to have us with good to have you with us my kad haggans. later my cat i think you know what do you what do you got against my cat. nothing. johnny when you can't wanda's that it becomes a bit of a menace there's nothing wrong whatsoever with complying cats but i can find dogs no problems whatsoever but once they start wandering we know the only data tells us the camps a natural born killers. and i don't know about america but in the channel where i come from we have a lot of native wildlife that is highly vulnerable to the actions of kids and given that can't you know they kill for pleasure they don't kill more when they're hungry they only within twenty feet of st what they kill today at home and they eat the same with the just to die and ate the other two when the weather got as they see it so. yeah the evidence against their activities once they're out of bounds said est as quite compelling yeah i have to say our cats have never been outdoor cats and i i don't disagree cat one single cat can basically evacuated. isn't something else some
good to have us with good to have you with us my kad haggans. later my cat i think you know what do you what do you got against my cat. nothing. johnny when you can't wanda's that it becomes a bit of a menace there's nothing wrong whatsoever with complying cats but i can find dogs no problems whatsoever but once they start wandering we know the only data tells us the camps a natural born killers. and i don't know about america but in the channel where i come from we have a lot of native...
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that's the term we use. it does result in situations where all of a sudden you see a certain population becoming more likely to get jobs because they inherently have the skill. they have grown up in bilingual homes, they are bicultural. they understand the interplay of languages. i think it is something that a few generations of workers right now are sort of stuck in an untenable position, because we have not been brought up in an educational system that values the bilingual skills as much as we should. hopefully, our children will do better and they will learn from early ages and not have those kind of barriers of finding work. i feel for the caller. if i really do understand your frustration. host: lancaster, pennsylvania, on the democratic line. caller: good morning. i have one question about being over 50. i am unemployed. what they say to you is you are overqualified. what do they mean by that? the other thing is jobs we see today are still being outsourced. as i speak, there are probably thousands and
that's the term we use. it does result in situations where all of a sudden you see a certain population becoming more likely to get jobs because they inherently have the skill. they have grown up in bilingual homes, they are bicultural. they understand the interplay of languages. i think it is something that a few generations of workers right now are sort of stuck in an untenable position, because we have not been brought up in an educational system that values the bilingual skills as much as...
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she joins us now in new york. she serves on the advisory board of a biotech company pioneering stem cell treatments and she's also the author of "i'll hold your hand so you won't fall, a child's guide to parkinson's disease." >> thanks for having me. >> john: we keep hearing new breakthroughs in this field. what's the good news? >> well, first off, there are a lot of opportunities out there. no question about that. but i've teamed up -- with an emerging scientific team that has been incredibly successful with their face one and phase two als clinical trials. they've been consistently doing well. remarkable results with the compassionate patients. results have been so favorable they've exceeded the scientist's expectations. when you look at face one and phase two, you're looking at safety only. but we're starting to see efficacy as well. that's usually not until phase two a. so the ministry of health which is -- the patients are being tested at the medical center in jerusalem. we talked about stem cell treatment on
she joins us now in new york. she serves on the advisory board of a biotech company pioneering stem cell treatments and she's also the author of "i'll hold your hand so you won't fall, a child's guide to parkinson's disease." >> thanks for having me. >> john: we keep hearing new breakthroughs in this field. what's the good news? >> well, first off, there are a lot of opportunities out there. no question about that. but i've teamed up -- with an emerging scientific...
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use both and they take. my to draw my way express myself and why this language i mean yes we can pretty much ask you what is it what does this mean . and they're not. just going to be and usually you still have a distance between each and even. in these installations i could seem to get is that behavior one sentence that. can be close. to and sentence yeah yeah you're taking a really popular image and just saying this is kind of the darker reality of. brand . i love i loved it i mean it's incredible let's look at the democracy piece i mean this piece really says it all. you know you that's why i loved you didn't have any captions explaining it's just like this is this is it i mean you have the pumps with the oil pumping through why did you choose this word to display you know because it. exists. and they. called my key details because it's. a democracy. when you wait to go to speak to. you know the guy these concepts are really there's so much more behind them i mean when we're go around and spread democracy
use both and they take. my to draw my way express myself and why this language i mean yes we can pretty much ask you what is it what does this mean . and they're not. just going to be and usually you still have a distance between each and even. in these installations i could seem to get is that behavior one sentence that. can be close. to and sentence yeah yeah you're taking a really popular image and just saying this is kind of the darker reality of. brand . i love i loved it i mean it's...
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we are going to talk about state dinner and use that as an introduction for all of us and how they are put on, where the first lady comes into it, all of the various parts of the white house that get involved. it certainly is a big event and one that involves everybody. gary, can you start as off? as chief usher you handled the residence staff. >> i would be glad to. the first notice of a state dinner or state visit comes from the state department. it usually goes through the social secretary of the white house. soon after the socialists a cap -- after the social security -- social secretary had a conversation with the first lady, he would lay out who, when, where, and how it was going to be about. there was a lot of planning. there is a lot of planning. usually these events are planned three, four, sometimes as much as a year in the future. sometimes a lot less time depending on world situations. but certainly the planning is intensive. and i think one of the things that most people forget about state dinners is they set a style for the white house from a social aspect and they also s
we are going to talk about state dinner and use that as an introduction for all of us and how they are put on, where the first lady comes into it, all of the various parts of the white house that get involved. it certainly is a big event and one that involves everybody. gary, can you start as off? as chief usher you handled the residence staff. >> i would be glad to. the first notice of a state dinner or state visit comes from the state department. it usually goes through the social...
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my mother left us because she felt the problem was too much for. that my father had to take on her role in the house to. which you could use i made some progress after being taught to walk by one time the wheelchair turned over to a mishap as a result of both my thighs fractured at the same time that when the doctor arrived he said just don't touch him don't touch him and that's how much childhood came to an abrupt end to a myth that. the will of god is omnipotent. in the initial thoughts i found my soul mate. the woman who shares my interests and principles it was legally god willing we will go through life together richard he stands with the thought if we have to enjoy our trials and tribulations well sobieski that he is but then you don't import that given. us our first child was born on the first of february two thousand and three. when i was fifteen weeks pregnant my child was diagnosed with the disorder you know that unfortunately there was no internet at the time so i was not aware of how serious the condition actually is. that just says to.
my mother left us because she felt the problem was too much for. that my father had to take on her role in the house to. which you could use i made some progress after being taught to walk by one time the wheelchair turned over to a mishap as a result of both my thighs fractured at the same time that when the doctor arrived he said just don't touch him don't touch him and that's how much childhood came to an abrupt end to a myth that. the will of god is omnipotent. in the initial thoughts i...
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it's an interrogation tool lisa ribicoff is an independent polygraph examiner and investigator who uses the polygraph program designed by homeland security she contends that it's ninety eight percent accurate i do think that there are some questions pertaining to some emotional aspects and personal situations should not be included but i do understand why they're included on the basis of that the government needs to see how exactly what their breaking point is however applicants who are denied a coveted position after failing a polygraph are prohibited from accessing the records of their interrogation and are often barred from contesting the results were filing complaints in federal court in two thousand and four the cia veteran who conducted lie detector interrogations for thirty one years failed his own screening there was absolutely no question in my mind that the test was wrong. was a terrible test sullivan lost his security clearance and was denied a job with a federal contracting agency he claims his examiner falsified the results possible retribution for solving his book detailin
it's an interrogation tool lisa ribicoff is an independent polygraph examiner and investigator who uses the polygraph program designed by homeland security she contends that it's ninety eight percent accurate i do think that there are some questions pertaining to some emotional aspects and personal situations should not be included but i do understand why they're included on the basis of that the government needs to see how exactly what their breaking point is however applicants who are denied...
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the rest of us are not seeing much at all. here we go, showing 6:15, the snow is starting to make its way back along. i-81 corridor, moving into the d.c. metro area, so once again most of us should be out of here as far as rush hour is concerned. road temperatures, though, on the cold side, so secondary roads may get dusty, and then look at 11:00, it's already out here. say good-bye. this is a very quick mover. mostly cloudy, the snow is gone, seasonably cold temperatures. as we move through the next couple dice high temperatures. 47 on your wednesday, breezy on wednesday. on fred. that store will watch closely. the weekend looking pretty good. with highs back -- from at later on, most of us according to an inch. that's about it. >> we can take it. >>> from the classroom to the capitol, the fight for funding of historically black colleges. >>> and liz crenshaw has a warning and way toss protect your bottom line. >>> the ravens just touched down in baltimore. there they are. they are coming home, folks. dan hellie caught up wit
the rest of us are not seeing much at all. here we go, showing 6:15, the snow is starting to make its way back along. i-81 corridor, moving into the d.c. metro area, so once again most of us should be out of here as far as rush hour is concerned. road temperatures, though, on the cold side, so secondary roads may get dusty, and then look at 11:00, it's already out here. say good-bye. this is a very quick mover. mostly cloudy, the snow is gone, seasonably cold temperatures. as we move through...
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i think both of us would say i understand but i think both of us disagree with that. one of the most frightening thoughts is we'll let the next generation deal with the long-term deficit budget. it gets harder the longer you put it off. i'm with you complete i will that making those decisions is very important now. i think where you differ from people on the right is being reasonable about when you phase it in. the last couple of years is we have to get the deficit down this year or we have to cut spending this year. in a vulnerable economy that is dangerous. i think it is more important to make the hard decisions, make your fiscal consolidations back loaded. to kick in gradually over time, think is the right policy for an economy like we have that is still vulnerable. >> talking about the short-term decisionings. can we pay our bills this year? given your view about nothing can happen in two years. >> define pay our bills. >> will the federal government honor our debt this summer? >> that is a question about the debt limit. >> yes. >> i think so. i think the most lik
i think both of us would say i understand but i think both of us disagree with that. one of the most frightening thoughts is we'll let the next generation deal with the long-term deficit budget. it gets harder the longer you put it off. i'm with you complete i will that making those decisions is very important now. i think where you differ from people on the right is being reasonable about when you phase it in. the last couple of years is we have to get the deficit down this year or we have to...
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he used to. say. it's thursday let's get geeky on some dung beetles in the animal kingdom there are a few creatures as interesting as the dung beetle dung beetles are primarily known for scale the gene in desert environments for animal drop ins and rolling those droppings into a ball and stashing them away someplace and then eventually eating them well now dung beetles might become known for something else that. eating other animals leftovers scientists have discovered the dung beetles may be the first insects at least so far that we found to use the band of light that stretches across the middle of the night sky in the summer of the milky way to orient themselves as they roll their balls of animal ways to around in the desert a study conducted by the south african scientist dr reed he was reported in the journal current biology dung beetles like to run in straight lines and when they fire to find a pile of animal droppings they shape it into a small ball and start pushing that ball away to a safe pla
he used to. say. it's thursday let's get geeky on some dung beetles in the animal kingdom there are a few creatures as interesting as the dung beetle dung beetles are primarily known for scale the gene in desert environments for animal drop ins and rolling those droppings into a ball and stashing them away someplace and then eventually eating them well now dung beetles might become known for something else that. eating other animals leftovers scientists have discovered the dung beetles may be...
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that's the story for us now. how did he do that? the combhi grew a lot. maybe more than 2% sometimes. unemployment was below 5%, the budget was balanced. how did he manage though to make the budget go lower and how did that help the economy? a lot because he got the government out of the way of the economy. very foreign to the way we talk about the economy now. >> do you remember how big the budget was then? >> well, the number -- it depends on how you count it but the way he counted it was about $3. he was going to get it down to 3 billion and that was his holy grail and the reason this book is so long is the middle section of the book is about his effort with another new englander who was general lord from main to cut the budget. they didn't just cut the tax rates. they duty budget. and this is different from our modern supply siders who tend to put the tax rates first. you'll see a photo of two lion cubs he had. someone gave him two cubs. he said you can't just cut taxes, you have to cut budget and those lion cubs were made budget bureau and tax reduct
that's the story for us now. how did he do that? the combhi grew a lot. maybe more than 2% sometimes. unemployment was below 5%, the budget was balanced. how did he manage though to make the budget go lower and how did that help the economy? a lot because he got the government out of the way of the economy. very foreign to the way we talk about the economy now. >> do you remember how big the budget was then? >> well, the number -- it depends on how you count it but the way he...
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all to send president barack obama an urgent message on climate change if president obama can hear us clouding clear american the american people what is leadership they want is action of they need it now we don't have any time to waste president obama you're smart he will talk to the scientists you know what's going on let's do it. it was a call to action made by people who are seeing the urgency now more than ever before just in the past year alone the country saw the most extreme temperatures on record california dealt with overwhelming wildfires the midwest experienced the most severe drought in decades and recently the northeast felt the wrath of superstorm sandy mr president good to be with you again despite the staggering weather patterns both president obama and former republican presidential candidate mitt romney were silent on climate change in the two thousand and twelve campaign election cycle marking the first time since one thousand nine hundred eighty that the issue went unaddressed in the debates mr speaker. the president of united states. but now president obama is se
all to send president barack obama an urgent message on climate change if president obama can hear us clouding clear american the american people what is leadership they want is action of they need it now we don't have any time to waste president obama you're smart he will talk to the scientists you know what's going on let's do it. it was a call to action made by people who are seeing the urgency now more than ever before just in the past year alone the country saw the most extreme...
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a lot of us still don't have the information we want. i would say that i'm willing and they are willing, i checked with the people that not gotten all of the information they want. they said let's have the vote. are they caving in? they are doing all they can to be conciliatory. i think it's just, you know, we're doing everything we can. we're not filibustering. we don't want to string it out. i want to repeat one last time. this vote is the vote on chuck hagel. it's not on procedure or anything. on chuck hagel. i retain the balance of my time. >> senator from michigan. >> what time does the majority have? >> 17 minutes remain for the majority. and three minutes for the minority. >>. >> five minutes senate from illinois. >> senator from illinois. >> madam president, this is rare. twice in the history of the senate have we had a filibuster involving a nominee for a cabinet position. twice. especially disappointing about this as it was just a few weeks ago we came together on a bipartisan basis and said we're not going this anymore. we're
a lot of us still don't have the information we want. i would say that i'm willing and they are willing, i checked with the people that not gotten all of the information they want. they said let's have the vote. are they caving in? they are doing all they can to be conciliatory. i think it's just, you know, we're doing everything we can. we're not filibustering. we don't want to string it out. i want to repeat one last time. this vote is the vote on chuck hagel. it's not on procedure or...
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thank you for joining us. and a reminder, i'll be one of david gregory's guests this sunday on "meet the press." you'll be able to watch me on "the chris matthews show" and "meet the press." you'll be able to spend the whole sunday morning with me. i'm kidding -- i'm not kidding. by the way, one of his guests is going to be john mccain. i can't wait. >>> let me finish tonight with [ female announcer ] going to sleep may be easy, but when you wake up in the middle of the night it can be frustrating. it's hard to turn off and go back to sleep. intermezzo is the first and only prescription sleep aid approved for use as needed in the middle of the night when you can't get back to sleep. it's an effective sleep medicine you don't take before bedtime. take it in bed only when you need it and have at least four hours left for sleep. do not take intermezzo if you have had an allergic reaction to drugs containing zolpidem, such as ambien. allergic reactions such as shortness of breath or swelling of your tongue or thro
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hey tom thanks for having us back on the show thanks for joining us again what's the story behind sugar hill new hampshire and why is it important to him. well folks in sugar hill and all across northern new hampshire are faced with huge power transmission line project that's scheduled slated to run through their towns to essentially hook canadian power up to coastal cities in the united states in the northeast and the focus and sugar hill don't want the transmission line most of the northern towns of new hampshire don't want to be either and so they approached us and asked us for help and we began working with them in the same van that we've worked with about one hundred fifty other communities in eight states to essentially assert the right of local self-government within sugar hill to say no to this transmission line coming through how does local self-government government. take on the supremacy clause in the supreme court's position that these corporations you know have these rights the i for i forget the name of the case but the one the souter took so much. abuse for that had to do
hey tom thanks for having us back on the show thanks for joining us again what's the story behind sugar hill new hampshire and why is it important to him. well folks in sugar hill and all across northern new hampshire are faced with huge power transmission line project that's scheduled slated to run through their towns to essentially hook canadian power up to coastal cities in the united states in the northeast and the focus and sugar hill don't want the transmission line most of the northern...
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since we're often all on the move, ashley suggested we use fedex office to hold packages for us. great job. [ applause ] thank you. and on a protocol note, i'd like to talk to tim hill about his tendency to use all caps in emails. [ shouting ] oh i'm sorry guys. ah sometimes the caps lock gets stuck on my keyboard. hey do you wanna get a drink later? [ male announcer ] hold packages aany fedex office location. gerri: big labor in the state of michigan battling it out until the bitter end. strategizing ways to avoid the states newly minted right to work law even at the expense of its own workers. joining me now, labor policy director for public policy. thank you for coming back on the show, it is great to have you here. i was blown away by this story. somebody's really red-faced as the union, that is for darn sure. an example of some of the things said by this union. members who indicate they wish to resign will be told they can only do so in august. we will use any legal means at our disposal to collect the dues owed. are you surprised? >> no, not at all. it is not very surprisin
since we're often all on the move, ashley suggested we use fedex office to hold packages for us. great job. [ applause ] thank you. and on a protocol note, i'd like to talk to tim hill about his tendency to use all caps in emails. [ shouting ] oh i'm sorry guys. ah sometimes the caps lock gets stuck on my keyboard. hey do you wanna get a drink later? [ male announcer ] hold packages aany fedex office location. gerri: big labor in the state of michigan battling it out until the bitter end....
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because i use oil. be in. for oil in the streets look like i take a boil in this tea and they point to things a good space and let's let's take a look at some of it unfortunately we have the regulations so we can't show some of the words but i think that we can get the gist i wanted to show that yes we can add a few so we had to block it out but i mean this really does speak for itself i mean what's amazing is that that's a ballpoint pen. and i was in military. duty in the months to write a letter for my parents so it's why they say it was used and they. use both and they take. my. my way express myself and why this language i mean yes we can pretty much what is what is this making. you wait. and they're not. just going to be and they usually. have a distance between each of them and even. in these installations i could seem to. is it behavior bond. as it. can be close as it's made to and sentence yeah yeah you're taking the really popular image and just saying this is kind of the darker reality of this brand.
because i use oil. be in. for oil in the streets look like i take a boil in this tea and they point to things a good space and let's let's take a look at some of it unfortunately we have the regulations so we can't show some of the words but i think that we can get the gist i wanted to show that yes we can add a few so we had to block it out but i mean this really does speak for itself i mean what's amazing is that that's a ballpoint pen. and i was in military. duty in the months to write a...
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it's not something that catholics are used to. but i do think it is a step in the right direction and could bode well for the future. >> woodruff: john allen, what about that? this notion that perhaps it's a statement that the office is more important than the person? >> well, i think benedict, to some extent in contrast to john paul ii who was such a swashbuckling charismatic figure, it was sometimes difficult to separate the office from the man. i think benedict has always been a kind of more humbler and lower-key figure. i mean, you can see that in several small toucheslon the way. his preference, for example, for celebrating his public masses inside st. peter's basilica rather than out in the square, so the focus was more on the worship space and the event rather than on him personally. his willingness to renounce some of the traditional symbols and titles of his office and so on. so i think there is something there. though at the end of the day, i also think there's a danger in trying to read too much into the faith value mea
it's not something that catholics are used to. but i do think it is a step in the right direction and could bode well for the future. >> woodruff: john allen, what about that? this notion that perhaps it's a statement that the office is more important than the person? >> well, i think benedict, to some extent in contrast to john paul ii who was such a swashbuckling charismatic figure, it was sometimes difficult to separate the office from the man. i think benedict has always been a...